texts: her dissent. She criticized the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in Thornburgh. I disagree with the wisdom and legitimacy of the Court's attempt to undermine state abortion regulation regardless of the interests it serves and the impact it has. O'Connor stated during the deliberations over the case that she would not overrule it.O'Connor did not vote to strike down any restrictions on abortion until 1990. The fundamental right to abortion protected by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment was supported by O'Connor. O'Connor's test was used to limit the holding of abortion in the case. The standard of scrutiny federal courts would apply to state abortion restrictions was revised downward. The Fourteenth Amendment implies and protects a woman's fundamental right to control her reproductive actions. Writing the plurality opinion for the Court, O'Connor, along with justices Kennedy and Souter, famously declared: "At the heart of liberty is the right to define one's own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mystery of human life." Beliefs about these matters could not define the attributes of personhood.O'Connor was a strong supporter of citing foreign laws in judicial decisions. On October 28, 2003 O'Connor spoke at the Southern Center for International Studies and said that the impressions we create in this world are important and can leave their mark. This is already happening in American courts, and should happen more in the future. This doesn't mean that our courts should abandon their domestic institutions character. Conclusions reached by other countries and by the international community should at times constitute persuasive authority in American courts. She mentioned the 2002 Court case in which the majority decision cited disapproval of the death penalty in Europe as part of its argument. The general concept of relying on foreign law and opinion was criticized by conservatives.The "Reaffirmation of American Independence Resolution" was passed by the House of Representatives in 2004. According to the constitution of the Middle Eastern nation of Bahrain, authority shall prevail over the judgement of a judge, and no circumstances may the course of justice be interfered with. It is in everyone's interest to foster the rule-of-law evolution. Such ideas should be taught in American law schools, high schools and universities according to O'Connor. Critics contend that such thinking is contrary to the U.S. Constitution and establishes a rule of man. She has continued to speak about the issue of judicial independence after she retired. O'Connor's case-by-case approach placed her in the center of the Court and drew both criticism and praise.Washington Post columnist Charles Krauthammer described her as lacking a judicial philosophy and instead displaying political positioning embedded in a social agenda. Even though O'Connor has voted well, her tendency to issue very case-specific rulings undermines the predictability of the law and aggrandizes the judicial role. Law clerks speculated that the decision she reached in Bush v. Gore was based on a desire to appear fair, rather than on any legal rationale, pointing to a memo she sent out the night before the decision was issued that used entirely different logic to reach the same result. They said her approach to cases was decided on gut feelings. In 2003 she wrote a book titled The Majesty of the Law: Reflections of a Supreme Court Justice. In 2005, she wrote a children's book, named for her favorite horse, which was an autobiographical depiction of her childhood. Retirement On December 12, 2000, The Wall Street Journal reported that O'Connor was reluctant to retire with a Democrat in the presidency.Mr. O'Connor said his wife wouldn't retire if a Democrat were in the White House. Justice O'Connor didn't say anything. The composition of the Court remained the same for eleven years, the second-longest period in American history. Rehnquist's battle with cancer and rumors of O'Connor's possible retirement made him the first justice to retire during Bush's term. O'Connor decided to retire on July 1, 2005. Upon the confirmation of her successor, she stated in her letter that her retirement from active service would take effect. The Supreme Court spokeswoman confirmed that O'Connor was leaving to spend time with her husband.Bush nominated D.C. O'Connor will be succeeded by Circuit Judge John Roberts. On the way back from a fishing trip, O'Connor heard the news over the car radio. He had argued many cases before the Court during her tenure, and she felt he was an excellent choice. She was disappointed that her replacement wasn't a woman. The next term started on October 3, 2005, and O'Connor had expected to leave before that. On September 3, Rehnquist died, creating an immediate vacancies on the Court.The office of Chief Justice was vacant after Bush withdrew Roberts as his nominee for her seat. O'Connor agreed to stay on the court until her replacement was named. She spoke at the funeral. On October 3, Bush nominated Miers to replace O'Connor. Miers asked Bush to withdraw her nomination after much criticism and controversy. Bush reopened the search for O'Connor's successor. O'Connor's time on the Court was further extended by the continued delays in confirmation of a successor.She heard oral argument on cases that dealt with controversial issues such as abortion and physician-assisted suicide. O'Connor's last opinion was written for a unanimous court and involved a challenge to a New Hampshire abortion law. On October 31, Bush nominated Third Circuit Judge Samuel Alito to replace O'Connor; Alito was confirmed by a 58–42 vote and was sworn in on January 31, 2006 She filled in as a substitute judge when vacations or vacancies left their three-member panels understaffed, and she heard over a dozen cases after retiring. O'Connor said it was wonderful to be the first to do something but he didn't want to be the last. If I didn't do a good job, it might've been the last and indeed when I retired, I was not replaced by a woman. O'Connor said some political attacks on the independence of the courts pose a direct threat to the constitutional freedoms of Americans.She said that any reform of the system is questionable if it is not motivated by retaliation for decisions that political leaders disagree with. "Courts interpret the law as it was written, not as the congressmen might have wished it was written, but we should avoid these ends by avoiding these beginnings." She spoke about the need for an independent judiciary during the dedication address at the school. O'Connor published an introductory essay on judicial accountability in the Denver University Law Review. She wants a better public understanding of judicial accountability. On November 7, 2007, at a conference on her landmark opinion, she highlighted the lack of proper legal representation for many of the poor defendants. merit selection for judges was a cause for which O'Connor had advocated.O'Connor and the former President of Indonesia wrote an editorial in the Financial Times concerning the imprisonment of Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim. O'Connor told Georgetown law students and lawyers that the Court had created an "unwelcome new path for wealthy interests to exert influence on judicial elections." O'Connor was against Republican arguments that the next president should be given the chance to fill Scalia's seat. She said, "I think we need someone there to do the job now and let's get on with it, as the appointing authority must do." It's an important position that we care about as a nation and as a people. I wish the president well as he makes choices. It's hard.Judge William H. Pryor Jr., a conservative jurist, has criticized O'Connor's speeches and op-eds for hyperbole and factual inaccuracy, based in part on O'Connor's opinions as to whether judges face a rougher time in the public eye today than in the The Bush v. Gore case in 2000 "stirred up the public" and "gave the Court a less-than- perfect reputation" according to O'Connor. "Maybe the Court should have said, 'We're not going to take it, goodbye,'" the former justice told the Chicago Tribune. The election authorities in Florida messed it up by not doing a good job. The Supreme Court probably added to the problem at the end of the day. As a retired Supreme Court Justice, O'Connor continued to receive a full salary, maintained a staffed office with at least one law clerk, and heard cases on a part-time basis in federal district courts and courts of appeals. O'Connor sat for cases on the 2nd, 8th, and 9th Circuits.The Supreme Court reviewed an Arizona voting rights case that O'Connor heard. In Arizona v. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, a 7–2 majority affirmed O'Connor and the rest of 9th Circuit panel, and struck down a provision of Arizona's voting registration law. O'Connor did not hire a law clerk for the subsequent term after he hired a law clerk for the October 2015 term. The O'Connor Project held annual conferences on the independence of the judiciary from 2006 to 2008. She is a Trustee of the Rockefeller Foundation. On October 4, 2005, the College of William & Mary announced that O'Connor had accepted the role of Chancellor. O'Connor was in the role until 2012The U.S. Congress appointed O'Connor to the Iraq Study Group. O'Connor chaired the celebration to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the founding of the colony in Virginia. O'Connor taught a two-week course called "The Supreme Court" at the University of Arizona's James E. Rogers College of Law. In the fall of 2007, O'Connor and W. Scott Bales taught at Arizona State University. She wrote a book about the history of the Supreme Court. Judicial independence is under serious attack at both the state and national level according to O'Connor, who spoke at the William & Mary School of Law. O'Connor was named an inaugural Harry Rathbun Visiting Fellow in 2008.She gave "Harry's Last Lecture on a Meaningful Life" in honor of the former law professor who shaped her undergraduate and law careers. O'Connor appeared on the show. Video answers to the category 'Supreme Court' appeared on the show. On the same day in Concord, New Hampshire, she gave a talk alongside her former colleague Justice David Souter about the importance of civics education in the United States. In February 2009, O'Connor launched Our Courts, a website she created to offer interactive civics lessons to students and teachers because she was concerned about the lack of knowledge among most young Americans about how their government works. She is a co-chair of the Campaign for the Civic Mission of Schools. O'Connor appeared on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart to promote the website.The website added two online games in August of 2009. iCivics was launched in May 2010 with free lesson plans, games, and interactive videogames for middle and high school teachers. By 2015, the iCivics games had 72,000 teachers as registered users and had been played 30 million times. The National Constitution Center is a museum dedicated to the U.S. Constitution. O'Connor was a Trustee for the center by November 2015. The Board of Directors of Justice at Stake, a national judicial reform advocacy organization, announced in April that O'Connor would be joining the organization as an "Honorary Chair." The Sandra Day O'Connor Institute was founded by O'Connor in 2009.Civil discourse, civic engagement, and civics education are all promoted by its programs. The O'Connor Institute put her former adobe residence in Arizona on the National Register of Historic Places. O'Connor U was launched in 2020. O'Connor is an advisor to the O'Connor Institute. She was president of the Junior League of Phoenix. The National Advisory Board was co-chaired by O'Connor. The University of Arizona created the institute after the shooting of former Congresswoman Giffords that killed six people and wounded 13 others.O'Connor and her husband moved to the Kalorama area of Washington, D.C. after she was appointed to the Supreme Court. The O'Connor's were active in the Washington D.C. social scene. In her spare time, O'Connor played tennis and golf. She is a member of the Episcopal Church. O'Connor had her appendix removed and was successfully treated for breast cancer in 1988. John O'Connor split his time between Washington, D.C. and Phoenix after leaving the Washington, D.C. law firm of Miller & Chevalier. After her husband died of Alzheimer's in 2009, she became involved in raising awareness of the disease.O'Connor moved back to Arizona after retiring from the Court. O'Connor's friends and colleagues noticed that he was becoming less personable. O'Connor needed to use a wheelchair because of her back problems and moved to an assisted living facility. O'Connor retired from public life in October of last year after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's-like dementia. O'Connor was the last living Justice to have served on the Burger Court. List of justices of the Supreme Court of the United States List of law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States The biography of the first woman on the Supreme Court is called How the First Woman on the Supreme Court Becomes Its Most Influential Justice."'A Prolife Disaster': The Reagan Administration and the Nomination of <mask> O'Connor." The Journal of Contemporary History was published in June. E.J. Montini. "Rehnquist is the best." 1 is O'Connor. No. 3 is Baloney. 2.The Republic of Arizona. OnTheIssues Booknotes interview with <mask> <mask>'Connor was preparing for the final days on the Supreme

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texts: <mask> was a leader of the Jurchen Wanyan clan. According to the ancestral story of the Wanyan clan, <mask> came from Goryeo when he was sixty years old, reformed Jurchen customary law, and married a sixty-year-old local woman who bore him three children. The Jin dynasty was established in 1115 after his descendants united the Jurchen tribes. The Jin dynasty retroactively gave the temple name Shizu to <mask>. Historians have debated whether <mask> was a Silla, Goryeo, or Jurchen. They have argued since the 1980s that he was a Jurchen who lived in Silla, the state that dominated the Korean peninsula until it was destroyed by Goryeo. Western scholars usually treat <mask>'s story as a legend, but agree that it hints at contacts between some Jurchen clans and the states of Goryeo and Balhae, which were destroyed in the early tenth century.<mask> was a native Silla man who moved north and settled in the Jurchen lands during the demise of Silla. There are different transliterations of the name <mask>. The memoirs of a Song Chinese ambassador who was forced to stay in Jin territory for more than 10 years are contained in the Records of Things Heard in Songmo. The Collected Documents on the Treaties with the North referred to him as Kenpu, whereas the Research on the Origin of the Manchus referred to him as Hafu. The story of <mask> was first transmitted by oral means because the Jurchens had no written records. According to the History of Jin, Hanpu arrived from Goryeo at the age of sixty and settled among the Jurchen Wanyan clan. The kingdom of Goryeo annexed Silla, the state that had ruled the Korean peninsula, in 935.When <mask> left Goryeo, his two brothers remained behind, one in Goryeo and one in the Balhae area. Historians theorize that <mask> lived in the early tenth century, when the Jurchens still consisted of independent tribes, or sometime between the founding of Goryeo. The Wanyan clan was part of a group of Jurchen tribes that were called "wild", "raw", or "uncivilized". The Jurchens lived between the Changbai Mountains in the south and the Sungari River in the north and were not influenced by Chinese culture. Hanpu made both parties accept a new rule that the family of a killer would give a gift of horses, cattle, and money to the family of the victim. The old Germanic practice of Wergeld has been compared by Herbert Franke to this aspect of Jurchen customary law. <mask> was married to a woman who bore him one daughter and two sons as a reward for ending the feuds.According to a lost book, <mask>'s wife was 40 years old. The Wanyan clan formally received <mask> and his descendants. <mask>'s ethnicity has been debated by Chinese scholars. <mask>'s "coming from Goryeo" does not mean he was of Goryeo ethnicity, since the Chinese scholars theorize that Goryeo territory was populated by several ethnic groups back then. <mask> may have been a Jurchen from the state of Silla, a man of Goryeo, or a Silla man because the people of the time did not always distinguish between state and ethnic group. Sun Jinji claims that <mask>'s family lived in Silla and Goryeo before moving back to Jurchen land. According to Chinese historians, <mask>'s ancestors were Jurchens who were absorbed into Goryeo after Silla was defeated.The Jurchens may have been involved in trying to get Goryeo's help in fighting the Liao dynasty. The Jurchen presence in Silla was minuscule, along with the fact that Goryeo and the united Jurchen tribes have been in a state of total war following Yejong's campaigns for conquest. Korean scholars agree with the idea that <mask> was an ethnic Sillan from Goryeo that fled north towards Jurchen territories during the Later Three Kingdoms. After the fall of Goguryeo, the Mohe refugees were dispersed, but the Jurchens were kept at bay by the borders and the Mohe were absorbed into Silla. Korean historians point out that historical descriptions written on the History of Jin and other Korean, Chinese records suggest a Koreanic origin as advocated by the Jurchens and Koreans back then. The hypothesis that <mask> was a Sillan from the Goryeo dynasty following Silla's downfall has been supported by Korean and Chinese historians. The founder of Jin was thought to be a Korean from either Silla or Goryeo, but not from the Goguryeo tribe.The claim that <mask> was a man of Silla has been accepted by many historians. According to the History of Goryeo, the son of Wanyan Wugunai considered Goryeo to be his parent country. <mask>'s story is considered legendary by Western scholars. The Wanyan clan probably absorbed immigrants from Goryeo and Balhae sometime in the tenth century, according to the Jurchen "ancestral legend". According to Frederick W. Mote, <mask>'s two brothers might have represented the tribe's memory of their ancestral links to Goryeo. What really happened was that a power on the peninsula ruled the Jurchen tribe he came from, or that he was from the Eastern Jurchens. The Wanyan clan rose to prominence after 1000CE.Wanyan Wugunai consolidated the Jurchen tribes into a federation. The Jin dynasty was founded in 1115 by Aguda, Wugunai's grandson. The Jin conquered all of north China by 1127. The temple name "Shizu" was given to Hanpu after Emperor Xizong of Jin was crowned. " Guangling" was the name of <mask>'s burial site. His posthumous title was changed in December 1145 or January 1146. <mask>'s wife died in 1136.The History of Jin, an official history that was compiled by Toqto'a in the 1340s, lists <mask>'s family members as follows. The History of Manchuria Jurchen has a Year of birth and death unknown.

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texts: He was an Italian actor, voice actor, singer, composer, comedian, director and screenwriter. He was named after his older sibling, who died several days after his birth, because he was a musician and a teacher. He was kicked out of Milan's dramatic arts academy because of his thick Roman accent. He studied to be a bass opera singer. His trademark would be his vocal distinctiveness. In a career that spanned seven decades, <mask> established himself as an icon of Italian cinema with his representative skills at both comedy and light drama. His movie career began in the late 1930s with bit parts and secondary characters.He played a weak immature loafer in I vitelloni and starred in The Bachelor as a single man trying to find love. There were many Italian historical comedies with <mask> in them. He appeared in one of the best Italian comedies of all time, Monicelli's Great War, in 1959. He won a Golden Globe for best motion picture actor in a musical or comedy for To Bed or Not to Bed in 1963. The Best of Enemies was a comedy about the World War II. In 1965, he was in a comedy called I complessi. He was a juror at the 6th Moscow International Film Festival.In 1984 he directed and co-scripted Tutti dentro, in which he played a judge who has warrants for ministers and businessmen. He was a member of the jury at the 35th Berlin International Film Festival. A prominent voice actor and dubber was Dubbing <mask>. After winning an MGM contest for the Italian voice nearest to Oliver Hardy, he began working as a dubber for the Italian versions of many Laurel and Hardy shorts and movies. Mauro Zambuto and <mask> provided the voices of Stan and Hardy in more than forty films. He was a voice actor in several Italian films. <mask> provided voice-overs for many actors.Franco Fabrizi was dubbed for English-speaking audiences. His voice was dubbed over by Gualtiero De Angelis in Cuori nella tormenta. In 1956, <mask> stopped working as a dubber. His private life was not made public. Despite never marrying or having children, <mask> has been in several relationships, including a nine-year relationship with an actress who was almost 14 years his senior. He was raised a Roman Catholic. <mask> was a big fan of AS Roma.He liked this in some of his films. David di Donatello won seven David di Donatello, Italy's most prestigious film award, holding the record of David di Donatello as best actor, and four awards for his works from the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists. He received a Golden Lion for lifetime achievement at the Venice Film Festival in 1995 and a Golden Globe Award for his performance in To Bed or Not to Bed. He was made an "honorary mayor" by the City of Rome for a day in 2000. At the 22nd Berlin International Film Festival, he won the Silver Bear for best actor for Detenuto. He won a Special Prize at the Moscow International Film Festival. The city of Kansas City, Missouri gave Sordi an honor for his references to the city in the film.In 2001 <mask> was diagnosed with lung cancer. He died of pneumonia and bronchitis at his house in Rome. A crowd in excess of a million gathered for his funeral at the Basilica of St. John Lateran. The Ferocious Saladin and The Lion Princess Tarakanova are uncredited. Paolo Flesh Will Surrender as Doberti, as The Innocent Casimiro, as Guido Corra His Young Wife, and as Camillo Barbarotti. As Manuel Aguirre Cameriera bella presenza offresi..., what an impression! AsAlberto Viva il cinema!As Gracco Accadde al penitenziario, I advocated The Belle of Rome. As an animal, Arrivano i dollari!, I pinguini ci guardano was played by Rodolfo Nardi. As Alfonso Pasti Souvenir d'Italie, I played the role of a Hero of Our Times. The Moralist, Agostino Wild Cats on the Beach, Oreste Jacovacci, and Totonno Il vedovo were all played by Roger Moretti. As Elio Ferocci in America, as well as Tullio Conforti The Witches. Will our heroes be able to find their friend who has mysteriously disappeared in Africa? As Fausto Di Salvio Help Me, My Love, Giovanni Macchiavelli Nell'anno del Signore as The Friar Il Prof. Dott.Don Giuseppe Montanari and Le coppie played Dr. Guido Tersilli and Giacinto Colonna in Let's Have a Riot. As Giacinto Colonna Strange Occasion (1976), as Mons., as Nando Moriconi, as the first segment, as the second, as the third, as the fourth, as the 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 An Average Little Man was played by Ascanio La Costa. In America, Amore mio, aiutami, Le coppie, and Polvere di stelle. The segment "Le vacanze intelligenti" was aired in 1978. Woody Herman in New Orleans, Ercole Nardi in Bicycle Thieves, and Spike MacManus in State of the Union were all actors. Major A. M. Bagley was in the Air Force while John Withers was in The Letter Cole Porter in Night and Day.Do you know what I'm saying to you? Mario Mattli directed the 1944–1945: Un mondo di armonie. Suspects... arise! Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini Soffia so'... n. 2 were written by Pietro Garinei and Sandro Giovannini. There are links to 1920 births and 2003 deaths in the movie Polvere di stelle.

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texts: He is a Dutch sidecarcross rider and ten times World Champion. The most successful rider in sidecarcross history is <mask>, who won the title ten times. He has won the Dutch sidecarcross championship nine times and the Belgian championship twice. He was made a member of the Order of Orange-Nassau in 2005 for his success in motor sport. Lochem named a street after him in 2005. He is the most successful World Championship sidecarcross rider and his ten titles place him seventh in the all-time list. He finished tenth in the solo motorcycle class in the 2007 Dakar Rally.He won the Tuareq Rally in March/April 2008 to make up for the canceled Dakar Rally. The sidecar experience started in 1981 when he and his brother, aged six and four, drove in a home-made Hond 50cc side car under the guidance of their father Berry, who had also been a sidecar racer. It took the brothers another decade to be allowed to take part in sidecar races. In 1994, the two brothers entered the senior Dutch championship, but were not allowed to race in the World Championship because one of them was not old enough. When he was old enough, he joined his brother in the competition. The Dutch Grand Prix was where the first World Championship race was held. His track record began to improve after teaming up with his brother, who went on to become a world championship rider.The two brothers won the second race in Baugé, France, in 1996. The Wiilemsen won their first Grand Prix in 1997. After finishing third and second in 1997 and 1998, respectively, the two won their first world championship in 1999, taking it out by one point and beating the current champion Kristers Seris. In February 2000 the two brothers had a serious accident in Italy that left one of them paraplegic and the other unable to continue his career. The two finished second in the overall standing in 2000 and 2001 after being partners for the next two seasons. There was a repeat of this result in 2002. He won the 2003 and 2004 world championship with Kaspars Stupelis.They took out two more world titles together in the 2005 and 2006 seasons. The Swiss Reto Grtter won his sixth title with his partner. Reto Grtter and <mask> raced together in the 2008 season. Bruno Kaelin replaced Grtter in the first race of the season because of an injury. The team was disqualified after winning the race due to Grtter losing a glove. The duo won the title with a 97 point lead over Kristers Seris. In the first GP of the World Championship, <mask> was teaming up with a Belgian passenger, continuing his habit of changing passengers at regular intervals.The veteran passenger was used again from the second event onwards. After breaking his collar bone in a Dutch championship race, he was ruled out of racing in a decisive phase of the world championship, just before the end of a summer break in the competition. The leadership in the competition was lost because the duo missed three events. The Belgian-Latvian team of Joris Hendrickx and Kaspars Liepi took out the championship after the team could not achieve the same dominance as before. The team was unable to score points in the last event of the season, when Verbrugge broke his thumb. Before the race, he declared that he would try to win the title eight times. After an injury to first-choice passenger Roman Vasyliaka, <mask> started again with 43-year-old Sven Verbrugge as his passenger.They have raced together in the competition five times. The first of two German GP's was temporarily switched to Ondrej Cermak because of an injury to Verbrugge. At the second-last race of the season, at Slagelse, Denmark, <mask> and his passenger won the World Championship with a 53 point lead over Jnis and Daiders. In 2012 he will aim for title number ten. The World Champs failed to score points in the last race event of the season. During the first qualification session, a dispute between the two led to Verbrugge walking out. The team qualified for the race after he returned to take part in the "last chance".His arm was put into a plaster after he was injured in a fall, ruling the team out of the race. Even though he had to use three different passengers throughout the season, he took out his tenth title. In the first Grand Prix of the season, Haralds Kurpnieks broke his wrist, and in the second French Grand Prix, Kenny van Gaalen injured his knee, making Lauris Daiders his passenger for the last five GP's. At the opening GP of the 2013 season in Fraunefeld, Switzerland, <mask> had to be removed by paramedics because of injuries he sustained when his sidecar overturned. He was unable to defend his title because of a broken collarbone and five broken ribs. The brother of a competitor returned as his passenger despite disagreements with the other. The pair won the opening race of the season, but had an accident at the second race and had to be taken to the hospital.The team missed the last two grand prix of the season because of injury and finished ninth in the World Championship. On June 28, 2015, at Genk, Belgium, <mask> won his first GP since August 2012 and finished the season in fourth place. After leading the World Championship after three events, <mask> was forced to miss the Grand Prix due to a jaw injury he sustained in the fourth event. In some seasons, Danil <mask> used multiple passengers. The winners of the World Championship are:(10) 1999, 2003 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011.

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texts: <mask> is an Australian former competition swimmer. At the 1972 Summer Olympics, she won three gold medals, a silver medal and a bronze. She was the oldest winner of any Survivor franchise when she won the fifth season of Australian Survivor. <mask> was born in Australia but spent most of her childhood in Fiji. <mask> won three gold medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics in West Germany. <mask> was named the Australian of the Year in 1972, and an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1983. <mask> received an Order of Merit from the Australian Olympic Committee.<mask> was a swimming mentor and competitor in the 1990s. In 2003 she competed in the 200m Individual Medley in competitive swimming. She published a book in 1999. She competed on Australian Survivor. They won $500,000 as the sole survivor. <mask> was voted out first on Australian Survivor: All Stars. <mask> was born in New South Wales on the first day of the Summer Olympics.At the age of 18 months, she moved to Fiji with her family. She was a competent swimmer by the age of six. She attended primary school at St. Peters Lutheran College, where a sporting house is named after her, and secondary school at Turramurra High School, where a sporting house is named after her and fellow Olympian Gail Neall. She was trained by Forbes and Ursula Carlile. She won all of her world swimming titles when she was a teenager. <mask> won three gold medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics in West Germany, setting a world record in each race. She won a bronze and a silver medal.She holds every world freestyle record from 100 metres to 1500 metres and the 200 metres individual medley world record at the same time. She is the first female swimmer to win three Olympic gold medals in world record time, and the first swimmer, male or female, to win Olympic medals in five individual events in a single Olympics. She won three individual gold medals at the Olympics. She retired from competitive swimming at the age of 16 because of the pressures she was under. <mask> returned to competitive swimming at Masters level over two decades later. She set Australian Masters records for 100m, 200m, and 400 m freestyle, 100 m butterfly, and 50 m butterfly. In 2003 she broke the world record for the 200 m individual backstroke with a time of 2:38.13.She still swims in Masters competition. <mask> went back to study in the late 2000s. She obtained a Cert IV documentary film, Digital Filmmaking, and was awarded a Master of Environmental Management with a thesis on the social uses and functions of public swimming pools. There are two degrees from the University of Tasmania. She received a Doctor of Philosophy degree from Victoria University. <mask> was one of the runners for the final segment before the lighting of the Olympic Flame in the Summer Olympics in 2000. <mask> is a photographer with works on display.<mask> published a book in 1999. <mask> would be participating in Australian Survivor. They would be a part of the champion tribe. <mask> was the winner of Australian Survivor. A group of people voted against criminal banister Sharn Coombes. <mask> is the oldest person to ever win an international series of Survivor. She was voted out first in Australian Survivor: All Stars, finishing in 24th place.<mask> ended his competitive swimming career in the public eye. She married Neil Innes at 18 and lived on a farm in southwestern Australia. She made very few public appearances. She has a large family. Her marriage to Innes ended after 22 years and she returned to public life. She divides her time between three places. Publications <mask> was updated in 2003There was a tumble turn. The name of the publisher isHarperCollins. <mask>'s biography was published in 2004. Fit for older people. Ibis Publishing Australia is located in Australia. <mask> was born in 2007. Appreciating swimming with underwater swimmer photographs.There is visual communication. The International Swimming Hall of Fame "Honor Swimmer" is a member of the Order of the British Empire. The International Swimming Hall of Fame has a list of multiple Olympic medalists at a single Games.

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texts: <mask> is a cultural anthropologist, a defense and national security analyst, and a former science advisor to the United States Army Human Terrain System program. She holds a chair at the U.S. that deals with strategic research. The Naval War College is a military college. At the time a "hippie" community, McFate was raised in the houseboat community. Jack Kerouac and Lawrence Ferlinghetti were associates of her parents. She lived on a converted barge with no plumbing as a child. In high school, McFate spent a lot of her time in the San Francisco punk scene, but at the same time, she was a strong student with an academic focus, earning numerous scholarship that helped put her through college.Cintra Wilson's novel Colors Insulting to Nature is largely based on the young McFate, who was a close friend of her. She studied anthropology at UC Berkeley and was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She did a PhD on Irish Republican social networks and cultural narratives and the role they played in maintaining the Irish Republican Army insurgency. She spent several years living among IRA supporters and British counterinsurgents as part of her research. After earning her PhD in Anthropology, she went on to study law at Harvard Law School, earning a Juris Doctor in 1997. She married a US Army officer while in graduate school and later adopted his mother's maiden name. She spent the next several years as an associate in a San Francisco law firm, working for human rights organizations, and as a travel writer.<mask> and Sean were hired as private spies by <mask>'s security firm. After the September 11 attacks, she found her "mission": to get the military to understand the importance of cultural knowledge. She stated that she became passionate about the government's need to understand its adversaries. The United States won the Cold War because the defense establishment developed a good understanding of the Soviet Union. She believes that the military and defense establishment has a poor understanding of the cultures of the Middle East, which resulted in the Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse scandal. Over the next several years, McFate worked as a defense consultant for a number of organizations. She was contacted in 2004 by Dr. Hariar Cabayan, the science advisor to the Joint Chiefs of Staff J3 about developing new counterinsurgency strategies.The cultural preparation of the environment database was developed by MITRE Corporation. The program ended in August of 2005. She was not one of the primary architects of the HTS program. Between August 2005 and July 2006 the US Army's Foreign Military Studies Office established the Human Terrain System program. In 2007, McFate joined HTS as the Social Science Advisor. She was one of hundreds of contributors to the US Army's revised Counterinsurgency Field Manual. Jan Horvath was the primary author of the FM.According to several magazine articles, McFate was the "Pentagon Diva", who briefly ran a blog called "I Luv a Man in Uniform", where she commented on the "hotness" of various Department of Defense officials and analysts. Social Science Goes to War: The Human Terrain System in Iraq and Afghanistan was published. Oxford University Press. Military Anthropology: Soldiers, Scholars and Subjects at the Margins of Empire was written by <mask>ate. Oxford University Press. Ceasefire: The impact of Republican culture on the ceasefire process in Northern Ireland was published in 2001. The strange story of their curious relationship, Military Review, March–April 2005, p 24–38."An Organizational Solution for DoD's Cultural Knowledge needs", Military Review, July–August 2005, pp. 18–21 The British Library Document Supply Service. The military uses understanding of adversary culture. The object beyond war is counterinsurgency and the four tools of political competition. The relationship between anthropologists and the military has been the subject of controversy. By the late 1960s, most Western anthropologists had come to reject such collaboration as a betrayal of trust, endangering the welfare of both parties.The policy against collaboration was adopted by the American Anthropological Association. It was possible for a mutually beneficial relationship to emerge between the US military and the populations that sprang from insurgency, according to McFate. In 2007, and 2008, the American Anthropological Association issued resolutions condemning the kind of military/anthropological collaboration that McFate had called for. The American Anthropological Association condemned the Human Terrain System in November of 2007. The program was criticized for poor organization and execution. The program's execution was identified in a 2010 audit by the Army's Auditing Agency. The program offered significant value to military units, despite the fact that there were no significant weaknesses in the program's execution.The guide to specialists was published by the United States Institute of Peace. At Archive.org. The Current had an interview with <mask>. You can scroll down. "Army brat" was written by Louisa Kamps. Noah Shachtman wrote "Army Anthropologist's Controversial Culture Clash". "Raised eyebrows over keynote choice" was written by Elizabeth Redden.Should anthropologists work with soldiers? Dan Vergano and Elizabeth Weise write for USA Today. "Brave Thinkers: <mask>ate" was published by The Atlantic in November 2009. People from California, including the University of California, Berkeley, Harvard Law School, and Yale University, were born in 1966.

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texts: The British Royal Navy officer was executed by firing squad after being court-martialled. He joined the navy at the age of thirteen. He was promoted to vice-admiral in 1747 after building up a reputation as a solid naval officer. He served as Commodore-Governor of Newfoundland Colony in 1742, Commander-in-Chief, Leith, 1745 to 1746, and a member of Parliament from 1751 until his death. The Battle of Minorca was the beginning of the Seven Years' War. Some of the vessels in the hastily assembled fleet were in poor condition. He fought an engagement with a French fleet off the Minorcan coast and then returned to Gibraltar to repair his ships.<mask> was court-martialled and found guilty of failing to "do his utmost" to prevent Minorca from falling to the French. He was shot to death by a firing squad after pleas for clemency were denied. The fourth son of Rear-Admiral <mask>, 1st Viscount Torrington was born at Southill Park in the parish of Southhill in England. <mask> supported King William III in his attempt to be crowned King of England in 1689 and saw his own stature and fortune grow. <mask> was a highly skilled naval commander, had won distinction in a series of battles, and was held in esteem by the monarchs whom he served. He was given a viscountcy by King George I in 1721. <mask> joined the Royal Navy at the age of 13 because his father was an admiral at the peak of his career.<mask> was assigned to postings in the Mediterranean. He was promoted to lieutenant in 1723 and was promoted to captain in 23. His Mediterranean service ended in 1739 without much action. He was appointed Commodore-Governor of Newfoundland in 1742. He held the post of Commander-in-Chief until 1746. The Pretender, James Francis Edward Stuart, was defeated during the Jacobite Rebellion. The Duke of Cumberland was assisted by the admiral.He was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean Fleet in 1747 after being promoted to vice-admiral. He was a Member of Parliament for Rochester. The Palladian mansion is located within the present-day bounds of Potters Bar and was commissioned by <mask> in 1754. It is unlikely that he ever lived there. The house was left to a descendant of a brother's son because <mask> never married. The island of Minorca was captured by the Spanish during the War of the Spanish Succession. British diplomats in the Mediterranean raised the alarm that Minorca was in danger of being attacked by the French navy.British downsizing of the Royal Navy meant that only three ships-of-the-line were assigned to protect trading interests in the Mediterranean by 1755. As far back as April 1755, the London Evening Post reported that there were twelve brand new "men of war". The Admiralty was headed by Lord George Anson and he focused on preventing a French invasion. <mask> was given orders to raise a fleet on March 11, 1756, but only six of the ten ships were present. The first target of <mask>'s orders was the new French fleet, while the British garrison of Fort St Philip was a secondary concern. He was not given enough time or money to prepare the expedition. <mask> was ordered by the Admiralty Office to outfit other channel ships ahead of his own fleet after his fleet was delayed for over a month.Half of his ships were missing. The fore and main topmast of the Defiance were missing when it arrived in Pompey. <mask> set sail from Portsmouth on 6 April, but still short of 800 men. On 17 April 1756, the French fleet escorted over 1,000 tartanes and transport ships landing 15,000 troops under the command of General Richelieu at Ciutadella, on the far west end of Minorca. The French landing was told to <mask> when he arrived at Gibraltar. General Thomas Fowke held a war council at Gibraltar and refused to supply <mask> with marines as ordered by the War Office. The naval facilities at Gibraltar were old.The situation was explained in a letter to the Admiralty Office. Military historians believe that <mask> was preparing for failure and that the garrison could not hold out against the French force. Without marines to land, and with only fusiliers to lend to the garrison, <mask> steered his fleet toward Minorca to assess the situation for himself. <mask> sailed on 8 May 1756. <mask>'s fleet appeared off of Port Mahon and he tried to communicate with the fort. He could not open a line of communication with any fort officer before the French squadron showed up. The Battle of Minorca took place the next day.Both forces tried to gain the weather gage. The two fleets were not close to each other. <mask> called for a lasking maneuver, meaning that his ships would turn in unison and sail towards the enemy bow first. The lead ship, the Defiance, did not steer directly for the first French ship in the enemy's line, but instead steered a parallel course. The example set by the Defiance was followed by the Portland, Buckingham, Lancaster and Portland. It took two cannon shots from <mask>'s flagship, the Ramillies, and ten to fifteen minutes for the admiral to stop the lasking. The French admiral ordered his ships to pull more sail and leave <mask> alone.The French were able to make the rest of the battle a running fight because of the delay. The leading van took the most damage because of the angle. The last ship in that squadron was damaged and lost three of its masts. The next three ships, the Revenge, Princess Louisa and Trident, did not pass the now listing to keep the sanctity of the battle line. Instead, those ships almost collided with one another, with Captain Frederick Cornwall of the Revenge eventually navigating his ship between theenemy and theIntruder. The battle line was broken. It cost Byng twenty to thirty minutes to reform the line and once it was done, the French pulled full sail.The three bottled-up ships were given an example to follow when <mask> was told that he could set full sail for the enemy. <mask> remembered that Admiral Thomas Mathews had been dismissed for doing so. After four to four and a half hours, neither side had lost a ship in the engagement, with 43 British sailors killed and 168 wounded, against 38 French sailors killed and 175 wounded. <mask> did not communicate with the fort or the French for four days. <mask>'s fleet would return to Gibraltar for repairs and more marines after he called a War Council of his own. After arriving at Gibraltar, the fleet was reinforced with four more ships of the line and a 50-gun frigate. Additional water and provisions were loaded onto the damaged vessels.Before his fleet could return to sea, another ship arrived from England with instructions to relieve <mask>, Fowke and several others of their command and order a return to home. <mask> was taken into custody when he arrived in England. The garrison was forced to capitulate after resisting the Siege of Fort St Philip. The news of the Battle of Minorca's outcome was not good. George Washington's defeat at Fort Necessity was one of the military setbacks suffered by the ministry. Food riots broke out in the middle of the country, spreading to Wales to the south and as far north as Glasgow. The hold on power would be challenged by another failure.George II was flooded with petitions and addresses to investigate the government's poor handling of a whole host of issues after publication of the battle. The news of the Battle of Minorca arrived via a Spanish diplomat who received a dispatch from the French admiral. Without any word from <mask> or any other naval or army officer attached to his fleet, ministers decided to recall several officers. It would take another 20 days for <mask>'s version of the battle to arrive in London. The ministers chose a course of action that was detrimental to <mask>. The London Gazette printed an edited version of <mask>'s report on June 26, 1756, in order to make the admiral appear a traitor. Protesters burned effigy in port cities throughout England and one as far away as Boston, Massachusetts.He got his share of odium. The First Minister wrote a letter to Robert Craggs-Nugent. I don't think it's fair to lay the Loss on Byng, it will only be laid there. Henry Fox was informed by George 'Bubb' Dodington that ministers had already chosen a scapegoat if things went wrong in the Mediterranean. Byng was chosen by the government to take the fall for their neglect of the Mediterranean theatre. <mask>'s perceived failure to relieve the garrison at Minorca caused public outrage among fellow officers. Byng was brought home to be tried by court-martial for violating the Articles of War, which required capital punishment for officers who did not do their best against the enemy, either in battle or pursuit.During the War of the Austrian Succession, a young lieutenant named BakerPhillips was court-martialled and shot after his ship was captured by the French. The captain was killed by a broadside almost immediately after he failed to prepare the vessel for action. The inexperienced junior officer was forced to surrender the ship when she could no longer defend it. The negligent behavior ofPhillips's captain was noted by the court-martial and a recommendation for mercy was entered, but the sentence was approved by the lords justices of appeal. This sentence angered some in parliament, who felt that an officer of higher rank would likely have been spared or else given a lighter punishment and thatPhillips had been executed because he had been a powerless junior officer and thus a useful scapegoat. The death penalty for any officer of any rank who did not do his best against the enemy in battle or pursuit was added to the Articles of War. <mask>'s court-martial was held aboard the old 96-gun vessel HMS St George, which was moored in the harbor.Rear admirals Francis Holburne, Harry Norris and Thomas Broderick were part of a panel of nine captains. The verdict was delivered four weeks later on 27 January 1757, in the form of a series of resolutions describing the course of <mask>'s expedition to Minorca. <mask> was acquitted of cowardice. It found that <mask> had failed to keep his fleet together while engaging the French, that his flagship had opened fire at too great a distance to have any effect, and that he should have gone to Minorca instead of returning to Gibraltar. The court found that <mask> had not done his best to engage or destroy the enemy. The court had no discretion over punishment under the Articles of War after it determined that <mask> had failed to do his utmost. The court condemned <mask> to death, but recommended that King George II exercise his royal prerogative of mercy.The Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty, <mask>, signed <mask>'s death warrant. He attached a document explaining his refusal to the warrant, believing the sentence to be illegal. The archives of the Society of Genealogists have a copy of Forbes' draft on three sheets of paper. A second copy, signed "J.F." The Senate House Library is located at the University of London. It was published as a broadside. The First Lord of the Admiralty was granted an audience with the king, George II, to request clemency, but this was refused in an angry exchange.Four members of the board of the court-martial petitioned Parliament to speak on their behalf. The Commons passed a measure allowing this. The Admiralty was partly to blame for the loss at Minorca due to the poor manning and repair of the fleet. Pitt would have liked to contest the court-martial's verdict as strongly as he could, but he couldn't because the Duke of Newcastle joined the Prime Minister in an uneasy political coalition. He petitioned the King to commute the death sentence. Pitt was a political opponent of the king, and he wanted George to give up his hereditary position in order to be in line with the government's policies in Europe. The severity of the penalty, combined with suspicion that the Admiralty had sought to protect themselves from public anger over the defeat by throwing all the blame on the admiral, led to a reaction in favor of Byng in both the Navy and the country.George replied "You have taught me to look for the sense of my people elsewhere than in the House of Commons" after Pitt told the King that the House of Commons was inclined to mercy. The King did not grant clemency. On March 14, 1757, Admiral <mask> was taken to the quarterdeck for execution in the presence of all hands and men from other ships of the fleet in boats surrounding Monarch. The admiral dropped his handkerchief as a squad of Royal Marines shot him dead. He is buried in the Byng Mausoleum in All Saints' Church in Southill, which was built for his father's burial. He died unmarried and left his estates, including Wrotham Park, to one of his younger nephews, <mask>. The grand paternal mansion and estate at Southill Park was already owned by <mask>.The home and property of <mask>'s descendant (via a female line) was largely unchanged in 2018). Legacy Byng's execution was made fun of in the novel Candide. "In this country, it is good to kill an admiral from time to time to encourage the others", Candide was told after witnessing the execution of an officer by firing squad. <mask> was the last of his rank to be executed in this manner and, 22 years after the event, the Articles of War were amended to allow "such other punishment as the nature and degree of the offence shall be found to deserve" as an alternative to capital punishment. Some of <mask>'s descendants petitioned the government for a posthumous pardon. The Ministry of Defence said no. A group at Southill, where the <mask> family lived, is one of the places where members of his family are trying to get a pardon.Byng's execution was called the worst legalistic crime in the nation's history. The naval historian believes that it may have influenced the behavior of later naval officers by helping instill a culture of aggressive determination which set British officers apart from their foreign counterparts. More and more in the course of the century, British officers encountered opponents who expected to be attacked, and more than half expected to be beaten, so that they went into action with an invisible disadvantage which no amount of personal courage or numerical strength could entirely make. Policy considerations were not comforting to the family of the victim. Warren Tute said the judicial murder had the opposite effect. The Byng vault is located at the Church of All Saints in Southill. Their view is expressed in his epitaph: To the Disgrace of Publick JUSTICE The Honble.In the year 1757, when Bradley and Loyaly were Insufficient Securities for the Life and Honour of a NAVAL OFFICER, the admiral of the Blue fell a MARTYR to POLITICAL PERSECUTION. There is a National Museum of the Royal Navy. The Newgate Calendar has a picture of admiral <mask>. " <mask>, <mask>" is in the Dictionary of National Biography. People from Southill were executed by the Kingdom of Great Britain Governors of Newfoundland Colony.

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texts: A Portuguese photographer and author named <mask> lives and works in the United Kingdom<mask> was born in 1977 in vora, Portugal. He obtained an MA in Photography and Fine Arts at the Royal College of Art in the UK in 1996. Black Holes & Other Inconsistencies was the first monograph by <mask>. The inaugural Jerwood Photography Award was given to a selection of images from this book. Recent exhibitions include the 54th Venice Biennale (Memory & Mobility, Macau China Pavilion, 2011), the Museu Nacional de Arte Contempornea, Museu do Chiado, and the Fields of Photography. MOPA San Diego (Infinite Balance, 2011), The Wapping Project, London, Gallery of Photography, Dublin, and The New Art Gallery Walsall are included.His work can be found in museums, public, corporate and private collections throughout the world. <mask> was one of the artists who were nominated for Prix Pictet - Earth. The Diminishing Present was included in the Prix Pictet exhibition, which went to the Museum of Photography, The Empty Quarter, and the University of Technology. The New York Photography Award was given to <mask> in May of 2008. During the Voies Off/Arles Festival, <mask> was nominated for the Prix Voies Off. The ING Real Photography Award 2008 was the winner of the Contemporary Landscape and Cityscape category. In a June 2006 article, The Art Newspaper compared the work of Gregory Crewdson and <mask>, stating that <mask> "seeks fresh horizons to develop a philosophical, quasi-scientific investigation, carried forward on several different fronts" and that "whereas Crewdson's books puts<mask> made a point of how he avoids post-production. In an interview with ARTmostfierce, he stated that he doesn't do any post production to the images, either in the darkroom or digitally, because it erodes the process. I respect the space's essence. In the Sunday 6 July 2009, edition of the New York Times Magazine, <mask> published an expanded photo essay entitled "Ruins of the Second Gilded Age". Some of the images were altered, which was not in line with the text of the photo essay, which claimed that the photos were obtained with long exposures but without digital manipulation. The essay was removed from the website and replaced with a statement saying that most of the images did not reflect reality. The images supposedly showing symmetry in Mr. Martin's other exhibits were created by adding small asymmetrical details to the mirrored half of the photograph.Martin's work "The Diminishing Present" contains examples. <mask> said in an essay that his intentions with this work were not to deliberate on the condition of photojournalism or the need to claim artistic authorship over pictures. I did not think that the debate would be centered on ethical/unethical, right/wrong, real/unreal. According to <mask>, he did not represent to The New York Times that his photo essay would be produced without any manipulation, making statements that "on 24 June 2009, two days prior to the project being published, I email The New York Times a synopsis of the work." "Photography begins with an "f" sound that stands for fiction, fake or forgery," said Calado. The original sin of photography is that. The pedantic New York Times seems to be unaware of this.

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texts: The King of Hungary until his death was named <mask> I the Boxer. He was descended from a younger branch of the rpd dynasty. Adalbert was Béla's baptismal name. He and his brothers left Hungary together after their father was executed. Richeza is the daughter of Polish king Mieszko II Lambert. After Andrew was crowned King of Hungary, he returned to his homeland. The administration of the so-called ducatus or "duchy", which encompassed around one-third of the territory of the Kingdom of Hungary, was assigned to Béla by Andrew.Andrew forced <mask> to confirm Solomon's right to the throne in 1057 or 1058, which caused a tense relationship between the two brothers. In 1055, <mask> rebelled against his brother and dethroned him. The last uprising was aimed at restoring paganism in Hungary. <mask> was killed when his throne collapsed. Ladislas the Bald, a cousin of Stephen, the first King of Hungary, is recorded in most Hungarian chronicles as <mask>'s father. According to many of the same sources, it is sometimes claimed that the sons of Ladislaus the Bald's brother, Andrew and Levente, are actually Béla and his two brothers. Gossip claimed that the three brothers were illegitimate sons of a girl from the Ttony clan.Modern historians agree that the three brothers were the sons of Vazul and his concubine. Between 1015 and 1020, <mask> was born. It is questionable if Béla was a second or third son. The former view is represented by the Polish historian Wincenty Swoboda and the latter by the Hungarian scholars. According to Krist and Makk, Béla's name derives from the Turkish word bujla. The name may be connected to the Slavic word for white or to a biblical name. Emeric, King Stephen's only son who survived infancy, died in September.The strongest claim to succeed the King was made by Vazul. Peter Orseolo, the son of the monarch's sister, was favored by the monarch. Stephen wanted to ensure his nephew's succession. They fled from the kingdom. The condition of life in Bohemia was poor and mean. They received a warm reception from King Mieszko II when they moved to Poland. According to the Hungarian chronicles, <mask> defeated the duke of the pagan Pomeranians in single combat.According to The Illuminated Chronicle, the Polish monarch praised the boldness and strength of Duke <mask> and bestowed on him all the Pomeranian tribute. The King gave a good quantity of land to his daughter and son-in-law. <mask> was not christened until after his marriage, according to Makk. King Mieszko II died in 1034 and his son and heir were forced to leave Poland. A period of anarchy lasted until 1039 when Casimir came back. The kingdom may have been administered in the name of the absent brother-in-law, according to Krist and Makk. In contrast to the unanimous report of the Hungarian chronicles, the Polish historian Manteuffel writes that the <mask> and his two brothers arrived in Poland with their father.According to the Illuminated Chronicle, Andrew and Levente left Poland in 1038 because they didn't want to live in the court of the Duke of Poland. Andrew and Levente settled in Kiev after leaving Poland. King Peter Orseolo was overthrown in 1046 by a rebellion dominated by pagans. Andrew was proclaimed king after the King was dethroned. Andrew invited <mask> back to Hungary after the death of Levente. The title of duke was given to <mask> by his brother after he returned. Large territories along the eastern and northern borders were encompassed by the ducatus or "duchy".He had a wide range of royal prerogatives. The half-denars were engraved with the inscription "Duke Béla". According to Steinhbel, the timber and earth walls of the fortress were built in the 11th century. The two brothers worked together. According to the Illuminated Chronicle, they worked out a military strategy against the Germans. According to Ferenc Makk, the Champion is the name of the man who fought against the Germans. Andrew and Béla "lived in a great tranquillity of peace" after Andrew fathered a son, Solomon, according to the chronicler.The foundation of the Tihany Abbey was witnessed by one of the lords. The relationship between the two brothers deteriorated after Solomon was crowned king. Solomon's right to succeed his father was confirmed after the peace negotiations with the Holy Roman Empire, because the Germans did not acquiesce in a marriage between Solomon and Judiththe sister of Henry IV. Andrew was determined to get the throne for his son. He invited <mask> to his manor in Tiszavrkony, where the King offered his brother a seemingly free choice between a crown and a sword, which were the symbols of the royal and ducal power, respectively. If he chose the crown, he had ordered the murder of Béla. After being told of his brother's plan by one of his own partisans in the royal court, <mask> chose the sword, but left for Poland after the meeting.The Polish troops that Duke Boleslaus the Bold of Poland provided were used by him in Hungary. German reinforcements arrived in Hungary to help Andrew. The civil war ended when <mask> defeated his brother in two battles at the river Tisza and at Moson. The King died after he was injured. Solomon was taken by his partisans to Germany. The king of Székesfehérvr was crowned on 6 December. The wives and sons of Solomon's nephew should be protected and kept safe and sound, which caused many Solomon's partisans to reconcile themselves to <mask>'s rule and return to Hungary.He introduced large coins of pure silver into circulation. The black market was eliminated in order to keep the new currency stable. The weekly markets should be held on Saturdays in the kingdom. Jews who observed the Sabbath could not work on Saturdays, so the latter measure may have adversely affected Jewish activities. According to the Illuminated Chronicle, Béla decided to discuss his innovations with the representatives of the freemen, and "sent heralds throughout all Hungary to summon two elders with gift of speech from each village to a royal council". A group of people gathered in Székesfehérvr. They demanded the restoration of paganism and the murder of clergymen, but Béla collected his army and suppressed their uprising within three days.The peace treaty was with the Holy Roman Empire. All German commanders who aided his brother during the civil war were released. The German monarch's advisors refused to listen to Béla's proposals. In the summer of 1063, an assembly of the German princes decided to launch a military expedition against Hungary to restore Solomon to the throne. If his nephew restored his ducatus, <mask> was going to abdicate in favor of him, but he was seriously injured when his throne broke beneath him. According to the Illuminated Chronicle, the King who was "half-dead" was taken to the western borders of his kingdom, where he died. The Benedictine Szekszrd Abbey is where <mask> was buried.Solomon ascended the throne after his father <mask>'s death. A daughter of King Mieszko II of Poland married a family member. Makk said that her name was either Richesa or Adelheid. Their oldest children, Gza and Ladislaus, became kings of Hungary in 1074 and 1077. After <mask>'s return to Hungary, her third son, Lampert, was born. Sophia was the daughter of Margrave Ulric <mask> of Carniola and Duke Magnus of Saxony. She became the wife of Duke <mask> of Olomouc.The wife of King Zvonimir of Croatia was the third daughter of Béla's. The first wife of a Hungarian nobleman was a daughter of Béla. According to the historian Martin Dimnik, Béla fathered a fifth daughter, who was the wife of a prince. The family tree shows Béla's ancestry, his offspring, and some of his relatives. The lady is a Khazar or Pecheneg. She may have been a member of the Cometopuli dynasty. anka isn't mentioned as Béla I's daughter by all specialists.Simon of Kéza: The Deeds of the Hungarians is a primary source. The CEU Press. The Hungarian Illuminated Chronicle was published in 1970. Corvina is the publisher of Taplinger Publishing. There were Accidental deaths in the House of rpd Kings of Hungary.

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texts: <mask> has been the European Commissioner for Budget and Administration since December. He was the European Commissioner for European Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations from November 2014 to November 2019. He was the Austrian minister for science and research from 2007 to 2010. He is a member of the Austrian People's Party. He started his political career in the youth organisation of the Austrian People's Party, where he was chairman of the Vienna group from 1980 to 1985. The first European manifesto of the VP's youth wing was drafted by <mask>. At a time when many within the party had doubts about Austria's accession to the EU, he adopted a pro-European position.He received a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Vienna in 1987. In May 2007, Weber accused <mask> of plagiarizing several pages of his thesis from other books. An expert committee from the University of Zurich looked into the matter and did not confirm the suspected plagiarism. Other academics disagreed with the evaluation. The University of Vienna decided not to start an examination procedure after looking into the matter. Austrian Green MP Peter Pilz commissioned a re-assessment of <mask>'s PhD thesis in February 2011. 76 cases of plagiarism were listed by the expert group at the end of May 2011.<mask> denied the charges and claimed they were politically motivated, hardly surprising and not relevant. The Austrian Agency for Research Integrity was asked to examine the thesis by the University of Vienna. In November of 2011, the university released a statement saying that the thesis was not plagiarized. The university's vice-chancellor said that it wouldn't be accepted today. Three external experts were used to base the agency's verdict. Neither the University of Vienna nor the Agency for Research Integrity would reveal the identities of the external experts. From 1987 to 1989 <mask> was Secretary General of the Austrian Managers Association and was active in the Austrian Federal Youth Council and the General secretariat of the Austrian People's Party.In 1992 he became Secretary of the Austrian People's Party in Vienna and in 1996 he became a member of the Vienna regional council. He was appointed CEO of Novomatic in 2003 after serving as a member of the board for a number of years. There was a member of the Vienna regional government who did not have a portfolio. The Austrian People's Party was the front-runner in the October 2005 regional elections in which an increase in votes for the VP (and a slight loss of votes for the FP) made the VP the front-runner. He was a member of the executive board of Novomatic. He became the CEO in 2003 The company was founded in 1980.The Minister of Science and Research was sworn in on January 11, 2007, as part of the Austrian Federal Government. In his work, he has focused on improving public relations for people and institutions working in and around the fields of science and research. Various campaigns, events and projects have promoted the work done by women scientists, as well as various awards. He called upon the Austrian Academy of Sciences to "come out of their ivory tower" in order to bring more researchers into the public eye. All graduates of degree programmes at Fachhochschulen were given equal status to their university graduate counterparts in the civil service and all students who enroll in study programmes have been recognised as full members of the Austrian Students' Association. The first ever budget increase in the history of Austrian Fachhochschulen was announced in April 2008. TheVisibility Measures were launched in 2008 to raise public awareness of the great number of successful women in science and research in Austria.This included media training, a film script competition on the topic of women scientists, the fForte Coaching Programme as well as the appointment of women scientists to management positions. The "Award of excellence" for the best PhD theses in Austria was created in 2008 in order to make the public more aware of the work of young scientists. The prize money was 2,500 euro. The vice-chancellors of Austrian universities made the nominations. The Wittgenstein Prize, a science prize with the highest money value in Austria, attracts a lot of media attention and is tied to research activities in the following six years. The Long Night of Research was re-introduced after several years as an important way to communicate enthusiasm for and information about research and to provide a platform on which researchers can show to the wider public their work and their commitment. On 1 July 2008, Austria became the 14th member of the European Southern Observatory, which had been calling for Austria to join for over thirty years.It was one of the most significant political decisions in the field of research for 20 years, from which not only astronomer but also physicists, mathematicians, software specialists and high-tech companies would benefit. At the beginning of 2009, contracts were formulated that will benefit Austrian scientists to the total amount of 5 million euro, leading to a boom in the field of Austrian astronomy. In May 2009, during a parliamentary sub-committee debate on the Austrian science and research budget, he said that he wanted to end Austria's 50-year membership of the European Organization for Nuclear Research as of 2010 because the costs were too high. The Chancellor of Austria spoke out against a withdrawal. The National Council would have to make a decision on an actual withdrawal. In addition to support for applied and economically oriented research in the field of climate research, <mask> has called for more resources for basic and adaptation research in Austria, which should be independent of financial interests and thus be sustainable. Student grants were increased in 2007, by 12 per cent.In 2008 the limit on the amount that anyone receiving a student grant could earn in addition to their grant was raised to 8000 euro, the parental income level was raised by 20 per cent, and study grants for students with children were increased. There were improvements for disabled students, as well as mobility grants, and a complete course of study abroad was financed for the first time. There was a 33 per cent increase in performance-related grants in 2009. There could be another 2 million euro or 2,800 more grants. The Austrian Science Fund (FWF) budget was uncertain in the spring of 2009, and in the autumn of the same year <mask> proposed introducing legislation that would regulate the budget for state expenditure on research until 2020. By 2020, public expenditure on research and development would increase by 2.5 million to 5 million per year, thus building confidence and developing Austria as a research location. The main pre-requisites of a competitive research location are education and training.The European Commissioner for Regional Policy was nominated by the Austrian Federal Government to become a member of the European Commission. The VP's first choice for Commissioner was reportedly vetoed by the chancellor, opening the way for <mask>. The European Commissioner for Regional Policy was appointed by Barroso. As a result of his appointment to the European Commission, he had to resign his position as chairman of the Austrian People's Party in Vienna, although party membership is permitted. He was acting Commissioner for Justice, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship from 19 April to 25 May and from 1 July to 16 July after she took up her post. During his term as European Commissioner for Regional Policy, he implemented an ambitious and comprehensive reform of EU Regional Policy, linking it closer with EU economic governance and macro-economic conditions, introducing clearly defined conditions, and establishing a better evaluation system. Smart specialisation strategies have been developed by European regions to identify their strengths and potentials as the basis for investments.The approval of regional programs for the period 2014–2018 was dependent on the adoption of smart specialisation strategy. The EU budget has been cut, but the high level of financial support for strategic investments in the new period is still there. The impact of investments is likely to be 600 billion Euro, taking into account the national contribution of member states and the leverage effect of financial instruments. The reform was implemented in the last year of the Barroso term. The reformed Cohesion Policy was able to overcome the economic crisis thanks to increased flexibility. Measures were taken in this context. It is necessary to reallocate unused funds for education, training and employment.The reform was endorsed by the Council and European Parliament with an overwhelming majority and was supported by stakeholders and the Committee of the Regions. The EU budget has been cut, but the high level of financial support for strategic investments in the new period is still there. The reform was endorsed by the Council of the European Union and the European Parliament and was supported by stakeholders and the Committee of the Regions. The Reform of Cohesion Policy European Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations was nominated to oversee the Union's enlargement and neighbourhood policies. The reform of the European Neighbourhood Policy was launched by Commissioner <mask> and High Representative Federica Mogherini. The Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighbourhood oversaw the Union's response to the Syrian and Libyan civil wars. He oversaw the EU's emergency response to the refugee crisis along the Balkan route and managed the relations with Turkey before and after the failed 2016 coup.<mask> signed an agreement on financing the European Union Anti-Corruption Initiative in Ukraine. When European Commissioner for Regional Policy Corina Creu stepped down from the European Commission to take up her seat in the European Parliament, the Commission's President of the European Commission announced that her portfolio would be transferred to <mask>. Shortly after, Austria's interim Chancellor announced her government's intention to put forward <mask> for a third term as the country's representative in the European Commission. There is a grand decoration of honour in gold with a sash for services to the Republic of Austria. 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texts: The first American deserter to seek refugee status in Canada was born in Rapid City, South Dakota. He enlisted in the U.S. Army in order to avoid being involved in the Iraq War. He fled to Canada with his family. If he returns to the United States, he will face a court martial and a possible five-year prison sentence. He sought refugee status due to his opposition to the war in Iraq and his belief that the U.S. invasion violated international human rights standards. He unsuccessfully appealed to the Federal Court and the Federal Court of Appeal after his application for refugee status was rejected. The Supreme Court turned down his request to appeal.He applied for a pre-removal risk assessment with Citizenship and Immigration Canada, which determines if a denied refugee would be subject to torture, death or a risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment if returned to their country of origin. He filed for permanent residency on humanitarian and compassionate grounds. On July 6, 2010, he achieved a major step forward using this approach. In 2001, <mask> joined the U.S. Army after completing basic combat training and airborne school. He began attending meetings of the Religious Society of Friends with his wife. The birth of his son, Liam, in May 2002, was one of the reasons he applied for conscientious objector status. In August 2002, he applied for non-combatant status, but his application was rejected in April.He tried for eight months to be officially and legally referred to as a "conscientious objector". His unit was sent to Afghanistan in 2002 to take part in the war. While his conscientious objector application was being processed, he fulfilled a non-combat role. He returned to his regular unit as its armorer after it was denied. When his unit received orders to join in the Iraq War, he deserted, crossing the border into Canada with his wife and son. He was a refugee when he arrived in Canada in January 2004. After deserting the United States military out of opposition to the Iraq conflict, he was one of at least 28 soldiers who applied for refugee status in Canada.While waiting for various legal decisions to be made on his case, he and his family continued to live in Toronto. Brandon Hughey has become a popular figure in the anti-war movement. He travels to other Canadian cities to speak at peace rallies. During his hearing, he stated that he had received death threats from American citizens. If his legal options are exhausted, he will be deported from Canada to the U.S. military custody. He will face court martial in the U.S. Army if deported. If the Army pursues a general court-martial, he could be sentenced to up to five years in prison for desertion with intent to avoid hazardous duty or to shirk important service.In a 12 May 2005 media briefing,Amnesty International stated that Mr. <mask>man had a genuine conscientious objection to serving as a combatant in the U.S. forces in Iraq. He took reasonable steps to register his conscientious objection when he applied for non-combatant status. He would be considered a prisoner of conscience if he were to be imprisoned upon his return to the United States. The Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada's first hearing was held from December 6 to December 8, 2004, and was presided over by the same person who presided over the first hearing. It was the first application of its kind. Jeffry House pointed out a precedent set by federal court Judge Arthur Stone in 1995 who approved refugee status for a deserter from Iraq's 1990 invasion of Kuwait. There is a range of military activity which is never permissible in that it violates basic international standards.Non-defensive incursions into foreign territory are included. The case of Iraq War resisters became more than a legal issue when Canadian government lawyers entered the situation and presented arguments to the IRB just prior to the precedent-setting hearing. Government lawyers argued at the immigration hearing that the entire question of the war's legality was irrelevant. The federal immigration officer agreed. He ruled that the legal basis of the Iraq War could not be used to justify his claim. The claim for refugee status was rejected. The Liberal Party of Canada led by Prime Minister Paul Martin had a Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Judy Sgro.The ruling did not come as a surprise as Canadian officials were aware that accusing Washington of persecuting its own citizens would cause an international diplomatic incident. Justice Anne L. Mactavish upheld the Immigration and Refugee Board's decision after presiding over the Federal Court case. An individual must be involved at the policy-making level to be culpable for a crime against peace...the ordinary foot soldier is not expected to make his or her own personal assessment as to the legality of a conflict. Similarly, an individual cannot be held criminally responsible for fighting in support of an illegal war if his or her personal war-time conduct is otherwise proper. This is contrary to other international law rulings. "If a moral choice was in fact possible to him, the fact that a person acted pursuant to order of his Government or of a superior does not relieve him from responsibility under international law," reads Nuremberg Principle IV. The war in Iraq is against international law according to the arguments advanced by Jeffry House.The Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear the case on appeal without giving reasons. Lawrence Hill accused the courts of double standards in the 1995 decision where the Federal Court of Appeal granted refugee status to a deserter from Iraq. Following the Supreme Court's decision, the parliamentary Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration was asked to vote in favour of allowing conscientious objectors who refused or left the U.S. military in Iraq to stay in Canada. The government should immediately implement a program to allow conscientious objectors and their immediate family members who have refused or left military service related to a war not approved by the government to do so. The motion was covered by the New York Times and the New Zealand press. Officer S. Parr made a negative decision on the application to stay in Canada on humanitarian and compassionate grounds. In their "Pre-Removal Risk Assessment", she issued a negative decision on the Hinzman application to stay in Canada as refugees.The Canada Border Services Agency ordered his family to leave the country by September 23, 2008. At a press conference on September 18th, Bob Rae, the Liberal Foreign Affairs Critic, joined Hinzman to make an urgent appeal to the Conservative government to stop the imminent deportation of his family. He urged the government to support a motion passed by all parties, except the Conservatives, that would allow conscientious objectors to take up permanent residence. The stay of deportation was granted by a Federal Court judge at the last minute, while the court decided whether to hear the family's appeal. The judge's decision would allow the family to remain in Toronto while the court decides whether to review the Citizenship and Immigration officials' decision not to allow the family to stay in Canada. This was a separate legal effort from the refugee application. According to new evidence, outspoken critics of the American-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 faced harsher treatment than other deserters.Robin Long was sentenced to 15 months in prison the previous month after prosecutors made mention of a media interview he had given in Canada before he was deported. The issue of "differential" treatment for those who had spoken out against the U.S.-led invasion appeared to trouble Justice Mosley, who said: "I don't know how it is an element to be introduced in sentencing." "Based on the evidence and submissions before me, I am satisfied that the applicants would suffer irreparable harm if a stay were not granted pending determination of their leave application," he said in his endorsement. Manning had to show that her client would suffer "irreparable harm" if deported to the United States in order to win the stay of deportation. Manning argued that the permanent loss of voting privileges in the country of one's residence also constitutes "irreparable harm" because of the felony of desertion in the US. On 10 February 2009, Federal Court Justice James Russell heard the appeal of the decision in the <mask> family's "humanitarian and compassionate grounds" application. The judge upheld the negative decision on April 24 of that year.His judgment was issued on June 2. The Canadian Federal Court of Appeal heard the appeal on May 25, 2010. The Canadian immigration official's decision was ruled unanimously by the Court of Appeal on 6 July 2010. The court said the officer who rejected the permanent residence application did not take into account the strong moral and religious beliefs of the man. On humanitarian and compassionate grounds, officials must take another look at his application to remain in Canada. Manning said that his officer missed the point and only considered refugee-type questions. Refugee cases only consider the risk of life or persecution.Manning said that an H&C officer is supposed to consider humanitarian and compassionate values. "Hinzman's beliefs, his whole reasons for being in Canada in the first place, weren't considered by the H&C officer, and that's what was flawed about the decision." The case will be heard again by a different immigration officer. The War Resisters Support Campaign believes that the appellate ruling is important for other war resisters in Canada. It has been argued that he is not a prisoner of conscience because he has not been punished for his beliefs. Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, desertion in the United States military is a federal offense. The denial of his application for conscientious objector status was due to the fact that he had made statements to the effect that he would participate in defensive actions.Military personnel who object to a specific war or conflict are not granted conscientious objector status. A series of deliberate and conscious decisions on Hinzman's part would guarantee combat duty after he enlisted in the Army, volunteered for infantry duty, and further volunteered for airborne training. Critics are skeptical of the sincerity of Hinzman's claims to being a conscientious objector. Critics have suggested that if he were sincere in his beliefs, he would return to the United States and accept the consequences of his actions. Key to this discussion are three questions: whether soldiers are allowed to change their minds if they encounter new information, whether or not he encountered new information, and what point in his service did he acquire new information. The answers to the last two questions have been given in sworn testimony. According to the following international statutes, soldiers can change their minds if they encounter new information.The UN Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR) resolution 1995/83 stated that people performing military service should not be excluded from the right to have conscientious objections to military service. The position was re-affirmed in 1998, when the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights document called "Conscientious objection to military service, United Nations Commission on Human Rights resolution 1998/77." The UNCHR stated in 1998 that states should not subject conscientious objectors to repeated punishment for failing to perform military service. It encouraged states to consider granting asylum to conscientious objectors who are forced to leave their country of origin because of their refusal to perform military service. The Hearing of <mask>nzman was a live theater production that was staged in Toronto in August of 2012 as part of the annual Summerworks Theatre Festival. It was written and directed by Richard Greenblatt. According to Toronto's Now Magazine, the drama was based on the real-life case of an Iraq War deserter who was put on trial in 2004 to determine his status as a refugee in Canada, this example of verbatim theatre debates the legality of the 2003 U.S. invasion.Peace Has No Borders is a 2016 feature-length documentary about Iraq and Afghan War resisters from the U.S. seeking refuge in Canada. There are notes about the department. The Army Pamphlet 27-9, Military Judges Benchbook, Section 3-9-2 Federal Court to review U.S. military deserter case. The Handbook on Procedures and Criteria for Determining Refugee Status under the 1951 Convention and the 1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees was published in 2005. In August, 2008, Democracy Now (US) interview with Hinzman. The interview was done on August 13th. There are people living in Rapid City, South Dakota who are conscientious objectors to the Iraq War.

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texts: Dr. <mask> is an Indian civil servant. He is widely regarded as a Man with a golden touch, having headed the country's largest and most challenging public sector companies. <mask> is known as the "Father of Public sector undertakings in India" for his leadership and successful contribution in turning around BHEL, the most profit making industry in India and globally. He was the Chairman and CEO of several companies. He is the Chairman of IIM Bangalore and Ahmedabad, as well as the Centre for Organization Development. He is the Chairman of the Technology Information, Forecasting & Assessment Council. He was a member of the National Advisory Council.He was Member, Planning Commission and Secretary to the Government of India in the Ministry of Industry. He held the rank of a Cabinet Minister and was the Chairman of the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Council. He is one of the founding trustees of the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation and he is also a member of the Gandhi family. He started working for the Madras Electricity Board in 1944. In the Second Five Year plan in charge of power projects, I worked directly with India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. <mask> was born in the year 1925. His father's name is <mask>n.He had two brothers and 3 sisters. He married Rajam. He has two children. He had 8 siblings, including elder sister Janaki Muthukrishnan, elder sister <mask> venkatraman, and younger sister Jayam Ramamurthy. His grandfather owned a village called Karuveli in the Thanjavur region. All of his family's lands were lost due to floods in 1930. They left the village after selling their house.He lived with his uncle. His dad went to Chennai to do business. He lost his mother when he was young. His brothers had to go for employment because of their poor financial condition. Two of his brothers joined Southern Railways and one joined Kalki magazine as circulation manager. He graduated from the CNT technical Institute with a degree in electrical engineering. He joined Central Engineering Services after passing a competitive examination.He has a degree in economics from the Soviet Academy of Sciences. In the rank of a Cabinet Minister, V<mask> was the Chairman of the National Manufacturing Competitiveness Council. He was a member of the National Advisory Council. Member of the PM's Council on Trade and Industry. Member of the PM's Trade & Economic Relations Committee. The PM has an Energy Coordination Committee. The PM has a high level committee on manufacturing.The Secretary to the Government of India was in the Ministry of Industry. Member of the Planning commission of India. Chairman and CEO of BHEL. Chairman and CEO of Maruti Udyog. The Chairman and CEO of SAIL was from 1985 to 1990. The founding Chairman of the Technology Information, Forecasting and Assessment Council was the Chairman and CEO of GAIL. The co-chairman of the study committee is from Japan.The N.C.P.E.D.P. is a national centre for the promotion of employment for disabled people. The Chancellor of Indian Maritime University is an academic and professional associations. The Chancellor is from the Central University of Tamil Nadu. Chairman, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore. The Chairman of the Indian Institute of Management was from 1985 to 1990. The chairman is from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi. The chairman of the institute was from 1987 to 1992.The Administrative Staff College of India is a member of the Board of Governors. The idea of establishing a management institute within the grounds of an industrial complex was proposed by Krishnamurthy. The formation of the Bharathidasan Institute of Management was the result of a partnership between the two companies. In 1973, the civil services category had a recipient. This is the fourth highest civilian award in India. There was a civil services category. This is the third highest civilian award in India.In the year 2007, the civil services category had a recipient. This is the second highest civilian award in India. He received the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun for his outstanding contributions to the promotion of bilateral economic relations and understanding of Japan in India. The Emperor of Japan gave the Order on November 3, 2009. The Special Nakajima Award was given to him by JIPM for his efforts to promote Total Productive Management in India. The Businessman of the Year Award was given in 1987. The Steelman of the Year Award was given in 1989.The Lifetime Achievement Award in Management was given by AIMA. The book was written by V<mask>. A memoir of Indian civil servants who were recipients of the vibhushan in civil service and the bhushan in civil service.

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